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During a business trip in Ho Chi Minh City, our delegation of journalists returned to the heroic Phu My Hung commune, visited the special National Historic Site of Cu Chi tunnels documentary preserved in the Ben Duoc area. This is the place to shrink the transformation and creativity map of Cu Chi troops and people in the long and fierce resistance war for 30 years against the invaders, gaining independence and freedom for the Fatherland. On the occasion of the 47th anniversary (1975-2022) of the liberation of the South and reunification of the country, I would like to have a few lines of feelings about Cu Chi Tunnels, the heroic land of steel.
Peaceful scene in the tunnels
What I see in the special National Historic Site of Cu Chi Tunnels has helped me feel like I am living in a glorious, arduous, but very proud but proud period of the army and people of Cu Chi tunnels documentary district in particular, of the whole city of Saigon - Gia Dinh in general in the resistance war against the invading US imperialists. Through this, there is one more reason for everyone to understand why a poor people like the Vietnamese people defeated the rich invading American empire, many modern guns, and a bunch of henchmen selling the regime's country. South Republic.
The statues represent the activities of the soldiers of the past
Through research and then directly diving into the tunnels, it is known that at first, Cu Chi tunnels documentary was actually an underground tunnel dug in the ground, with a mouth up and down to fit a person's shoulder and a vent to breathe, built from the years of our nation's resistance against the French colonialists (1945-1954), but it was still quite simple, mainly used to hide cadres from the pursuit of the enemy.
Entering the period against the US imperialist invasion of Vietnam, from 1961 to 1967, the guerrilla war of the people in Cu Chi tunnels documentary flourished, causing the enemy many great losses. To cover the eyes of the Americans, puppets, militiamen, guerrillas and Cu Chi people continued to dig underground tunnels to hide and hide documents, weapons, food, and food. The number of kilometers of tunnels dug underground in Cu Chi is over 200 km long, from the backbone line, (main road), radiating countless long, short, zigzag branches that connect with each other. There are many branches branching out into the Saigon River, so that when facing a critical situation, our troops can cross the river to the Ben Cat base area (Binh Duong). In conjunction with the underground tunnel system, there are also large cellars for soldiers and guerrillas to rest after fighting the enemy, a well to provide drinking and domestic water for people in the tunnels, and a royal kitchen. The tunnels, the working tunnels of the leaders, the command tunnels, the surgical tunnels, the nursing of wounded soldiers, the solid A-shaped tunnels for women, the elderly, and children to shelter in... Many tunnels are structured 2. , 3 floors, each about 3 m apart, can resist artillery shells, tanks, small bombs of the enemy. Families in the "belt" area, every house digs tunnels and trenches connecting to the tunnels, creating a continuous position to both cling to production and fight the enemy to keep the village. During the period of fierce enemy attacks, all activities of the fighting forces and people's activities were hidden underground, so that the Cu Chi tunnels documentary became a constant danger to the enemy during the war. war. Right from the early days, when the invading army of the US landed in Cu Chi, they encountered fierce resistance from the compatriots and soldiers here. Over 21 years (1954-1975) of tenacious fighting, Cu Chi's army and people eliminated more than 20,000 drafts from the battle, destroyed over 5000 tanks and armored vehicles, shot whips, and damaged 256 planes of all kinds. ... Especially from the system of Cu Chi Tunnels, soldiers, militiamen, and guerrillas rushed to join forces with the people to simultaneously attack the enemy's lair in Saigon in the spring of 1968, capturing most of them. important targets of the puppet US such as the Independence Palace, the US Embassy, the Radio station, the General Staff, the puppet Navy Command...
After the surprises, the US puppets realized one thing, many of our fighting forces came from underground, from there they were determined to destroy this dangerous tunnel system of ours. First, they used many large-capacity water pumps to pump water into the Cu Chi tunnels in the hope that our militia, guerrillas, and soldiers were overwhelmed by water and had to get to the ground, but how much water did they pump into the tunnels? then much of the water in the tunnels flows into the Saigon River through the tunnels branching out into the river. Pumping water failed, they used an army of rats to attack the tunnels, but they could only break a few short sections of the tunnels. Changed their raiding tactics, this time they used about 3000 sniffer dogs who were very good at hunting, searching and detecting tunnels, causing many difficulties for us. But with thick tangerine peels with sharp nails, we don't shoot the herd, nor sprinkle paprika in the mouth of the cellar anymore because that's easy to be exposed, the enemy will focus on attacking, but we use American soap placed in front of the cellar door. , air vents, vents so that the Shepherds could no longer detect our cellar, they smelled all the familiar soapy scents. Thus, the tricks used for the profession to detect and destroy the US troops' tunnels also failed. Next, the American army used motor vehicles to sow grass to destroy the terrain to destroy the Cu Chi tunnels of the country
water also suffered a bitter defeat.
Despite the enemy's brutal bombs and bullets, Cu Chi tunnels documentary still stood firmly in the mother's heart, many times making the enemy lose their minds and bewildered. Until the spring of 1975, many large armies, many main and local units gathered from the Cu Chi tunnels to liberate the town of Cu Chi and the last enemy stronghold in Saigon, ending in victory. the resistance war against the US, at 11:30 a.m. on April 30, 1975.
Nguyen Dan
Peaceful scene in the tunnels
What I see in the special National Historic Site of Cu Chi Tunnels has helped me feel like I am living in a glorious, arduous, but very proud but proud period of the army and people of Cu Chi tunnels documentary district in particular, of the whole city of Saigon - Gia Dinh in general in the resistance war against the invading US imperialists. Through this, there is one more reason for everyone to understand why a poor people like the Vietnamese people defeated the rich invading American empire, many modern guns, and a bunch of henchmen selling the regime's country. South Republic.
The statues represent the activities of the soldiers of the past
Through research and then directly diving into the tunnels, it is known that at first, Cu Chi tunnels documentary was actually an underground tunnel dug in the ground, with a mouth up and down to fit a person's shoulder and a vent to breathe, built from the years of our nation's resistance against the French colonialists (1945-1954), but it was still quite simple, mainly used to hide cadres from the pursuit of the enemy.
Entering the period against the US imperialist invasion of Vietnam, from 1961 to 1967, the guerrilla war of the people in Cu Chi tunnels documentary flourished, causing the enemy many great losses. To cover the eyes of the Americans, puppets, militiamen, guerrillas and Cu Chi people continued to dig underground tunnels to hide and hide documents, weapons, food, and food. The number of kilometers of tunnels dug underground in Cu Chi is over 200 km long, from the backbone line, (main road), radiating countless long, short, zigzag branches that connect with each other. There are many branches branching out into the Saigon River, so that when facing a critical situation, our troops can cross the river to the Ben Cat base area (Binh Duong). In conjunction with the underground tunnel system, there are also large cellars for soldiers and guerrillas to rest after fighting the enemy, a well to provide drinking and domestic water for people in the tunnels, and a royal kitchen. The tunnels, the working tunnels of the leaders, the command tunnels, the surgical tunnels, the nursing of wounded soldiers, the solid A-shaped tunnels for women, the elderly, and children to shelter in... Many tunnels are structured 2. , 3 floors, each about 3 m apart, can resist artillery shells, tanks, small bombs of the enemy. Families in the "belt" area, every house digs tunnels and trenches connecting to the tunnels, creating a continuous position to both cling to production and fight the enemy to keep the village. During the period of fierce enemy attacks, all activities of the fighting forces and people's activities were hidden underground, so that the Cu Chi tunnels documentary became a constant danger to the enemy during the war. war. Right from the early days, when the invading army of the US landed in Cu Chi, they encountered fierce resistance from the compatriots and soldiers here. Over 21 years (1954-1975) of tenacious fighting, Cu Chi's army and people eliminated more than 20,000 drafts from the battle, destroyed over 5000 tanks and armored vehicles, shot whips, and damaged 256 planes of all kinds. ... Especially from the system of Cu Chi Tunnels, soldiers, militiamen, and guerrillas rushed to join forces with the people to simultaneously attack the enemy's lair in Saigon in the spring of 1968, capturing most of them. important targets of the puppet US such as the Independence Palace, the US Embassy, the Radio station, the General Staff, the puppet Navy Command...
After the surprises, the US puppets realized one thing, many of our fighting forces came from underground, from there they were determined to destroy this dangerous tunnel system of ours. First, they used many large-capacity water pumps to pump water into the Cu Chi tunnels in the hope that our militia, guerrillas, and soldiers were overwhelmed by water and had to get to the ground, but how much water did they pump into the tunnels? then much of the water in the tunnels flows into the Saigon River through the tunnels branching out into the river. Pumping water failed, they used an army of rats to attack the tunnels, but they could only break a few short sections of the tunnels. Changed their raiding tactics, this time they used about 3000 sniffer dogs who were very good at hunting, searching and detecting tunnels, causing many difficulties for us. But with thick tangerine peels with sharp nails, we don't shoot the herd, nor sprinkle paprika in the mouth of the cellar anymore because that's easy to be exposed, the enemy will focus on attacking, but we use American soap placed in front of the cellar door. , air vents, vents so that the Shepherds could no longer detect our cellar, they smelled all the familiar soapy scents. Thus, the tricks used for the profession to detect and destroy the US troops' tunnels also failed. Next, the American army used motor vehicles to sow grass to destroy the terrain to destroy the Cu Chi tunnels of the country
water also suffered a bitter defeat.
Despite the enemy's brutal bombs and bullets, Cu Chi tunnels documentary still stood firmly in the mother's heart, many times making the enemy lose their minds and bewildered. Until the spring of 1975, many large armies, many main and local units gathered from the Cu Chi tunnels to liberate the town of Cu Chi and the last enemy stronghold in Saigon, ending in victory. the resistance war against the US, at 11:30 a.m. on April 30, 1975.
Nguyen Dan
